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Community Development and Applied Economics
Applied Design
The applied design minor offers the hands-on experience needed to visually communicate a wide range of ideas and information on digital or print media. This minor enhances any student's ability to visually express themselves or results of their work to a desired audience.
In addition to becoming proficient in software applications used in design, students participating in this minor learn design strategy and apply their knowledge to real-world projects, campaigns, or organizations.
Applied Design Course Requirements Worksheet...
Unique to Applied Design...
- Embed graphic design in community projects.
- Practical tools that enhance almost any profession.
Applied Design student portfolio slideshow...
Minor Requirements...
Required Courses (9 credits):- CDAE 15: Visual Communication
- One of the following:
- CDAE 001: Drafting & Design Drawing
- CDAE 016: Digital Illustration
- One of the following:
- CDAE 101: Computer Aided Drafting & Design
- CDAE 231: Applied Computer Graphics
Please note that...
- The applied design minor is not available to students majoring or minoring in Studio Art.
- Students from the College of Arts and Sciences must have their advisor preapprove the two required courses.
- Nine of the 15 total hours must be at the 100 level or above.
Applied Design Faculty...
Last modified July 11 2011 02:20 PM
